Tiffany Haddish on the cover of Glamour Magazine -- Photo Credit: Glamour Magazine
Black girl magic has been trending for a while now and there is more proof that it is here to stay!
It is a no-brainer that the September issues a.k.a. Fall issues of fashion and style magazines are a big deal. Fall issues are regarded as the precursor to the new fashion year, hence, a great fall signifies an awesome fashion year ahead.
In terms of time invested in planning, size, hype and sales, there is no doubt they are the biggest and not just anyone makes it to the cover pages.
This year, black women are making waves and dominating the fall issues and we are so here for it!
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Mukhtar Kadiri's first name means "chosen one" in Arabic, and it carries a special and…
A 17-year-old from Chicago, Dorothy Jean Tillman II, walked in her graduation ceremony this month after earning…
Veronica Woodruff, CEO of the digital travel company Travelsist, arrived at her current position after…
Lilian Seenoi-Barr has made history by becoming the first black mayor in Northern Ireland. Seenoi-Barr,…
An 18-year-old from North Carolina has won a million dollars thanks to a $10 scratch…
Beyoncé's mother, Tina Knowles, has revealed some unexpected details about her eldest daughter. In an…
Dwight Reed, an Iowa Christ Apostolic Temple Bishop, and his young wife, Jordan Goodlett, have…
A Houston woman, Darlene Brown, experienced a harrowing ordeal on May 16 when a powerful…
A Chicago man, who was sentenced to 76 years in prison for murder after evidence…
Representatives for Mike Tyson shared an update on his health after the former world heavyweight…
Noah Mason, the 5-year-old who survived a multi-car crash that tragically took the lives of…
Former England player and Liverpool star Emile Heskey is co-launching the first-ever pro league in…
A senior at Southwest High School, McKinlee Hall, overcame several obstacles to earn a good…
Get to know Capt. Theresa Claiborne, a trailblazer in modern aviation. In 1982, she became…
Mateus Chipa founded Space Services (TSS), the first black-owned private rocket company, after getting frustrated…